St Mirren welcome Motherwell to The Simple Digital Arena in a William Hill Scottish Cup fifth round tie on Saturday 8th February 2020 and we have a fantastic hospitality package on offer. 

Enjoy the build up to the game in the Westmarch Suite where you will enjoy a Champagne reception followed by a three course meal prepared by our chefs from the University of the West of Scotland.

You will enjoy table service drinks from the bar pre & post match and be entertained by our guest Ambassadors on the day with tales of their time at the club. 

Post-match will see a number of players visiting the Suite to make presentations to our match day sponsors. 

We also have a number of sponsorship packages available on the day. 

St Mirren v Motherwell
William Hill Scottish Cup
Venue: The Simple Digital Arena, Paisley
Date: Saturday 8th February 2020
Kick-off: 3:00pm

* Arrive 12:30pm.

* Private car parking facility.

* Enter through the exclusive Westmarch Hospitality Suite entrance.

* Hostess table service.

* Three Course meal accompanied by wine.

* Accreditation in the match day magazine.

* Exclusive match day competitions.

* Match day magazine and corporate team sheets.

* Match ticket (Season tickets are not valid for the Scottish Cup)

* Exclusive Q&A with matchday Ambassadors.

* Executive seating in Main Stand.

* Half-time hot and cold snacks served with tea or coffee.

* Post Match presentations by the Match Sponsors' Man of the Match.

* Post Match visit to the lounge by players.

* Inclusive drinks package both pre and post match.*

* Last Orders: 5:30pm.

* Bar Closes: 5:45pm

* Hospitality Concludes: 6:00pm.

Cost per person: £95 + VAT (drinks inclusive)*

Cost per person: £70 + VAT (pay bar)

Children: £40 + VAT

To reserve your package please contact Commercial Manager, Campbell Kennedy on 0141 840 1337 or email commercial@stmirren.com

To book your place from our e-store please click here.

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Thinly sliced smoked duck with mixed leaves

and sweet chilli dressing

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Roast topside of beef served with Yorkshire pudding,

roast potatoes, baby carrots and green beans

Baked no pasta layered vegetable lasagne with garlic bread (Vegetarian) 

Beef burger with chips (Children)

Irish cream and caramel shortcake 

with berry compote

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Saints had to settle for a point after Hibernian battled back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 at Easter Road.

Two goals in four minutes from Conor McCarthy and Tony Andreu had St Mirren deservedly ahead inside the first 20 minutes.

But Hibernian hit back before half-time thanks to goals from Scott Allan and in-form Christian Doidge. 

The Buddies started strongly in the capital and earned their reward on 14 minutes when McCarthy scored his first St Mirren goal to put Saints ahead. The Irish defender was presented with a free header inside the Hibees box to bullet home from a Cammy MacPherson corner kick.

Saints were worthy of their lead but the home side looked to respond quickly with Martin Boyle forcing Vaclav Hladky into a decent stop at his near post on 17 minutes.

But just a minute later Saints doubled their lead. McCarthy send a terrific cross-field pass to Ilkay Durmus who brought the ball down well and raced away from David Gray to make his way into the Hibernian box. The winger laid the ball back to Tony Andreu with the Frenchman sliding home to make it 2-0.

Hibernian pulled a goal back on 25 minutes through Scott Allan. The midfielder drove forward into the Saints half before switching wide to Boyle on the right side. Allan continued his run into the box to meet Boyle low ball across to stroke home.

The Buddies were still looking strong with Durmus firing over from range on the half-hour mark, while Hibs goalkeeper Ofir Marciano had to be alert to push away a MacPherson free-kick and a low ball in from Morias. Andreu shot over after the latter's opportunity fell to him on the edge of the area.

Frustratingly, Hibernian found a leveller just two minutes before the interval. Saints couldn't clear their lines allowing Stephane Omeonga to flight the ball into Doidge who headed beyond Hladky from close range.

St Mirren could have gotten the second-half off to the perfect start when, just six minutes in, Marciano spilled a Durmus cross into the feet of Andreu but the Frenchman couldn't get the shot away with the Hibernian goalkeeper managing to gather.

Jim Goodwin made a double substitution on 64 minutes when Jamie McGrath & Alex Jakubiak came on in place of Andreu & Morias. It came just seconds after Morias had nodded agonisingly wide from a MacPherson free-kick.

Hibernian substitution Paul McGinn, who yesterday completed his move from Saints to the Hibees, almost came back to haunt the Buddies on 70 minutes when he rose the highest to head a free-kick goal-ward with Hladky doing well to push wide.

Hibernian were almost gifted a goal with 15 minutes remaining when Sam Foley's attempted header to Hladky was pounced upon first by Boyle, but the Saints defence did well to get back and deflect the forward's effort wide.

Three minutes later Allan almost grabbed his second directly from a corner. The midfielder's ball in from the left looped over Hladky but crashed off the Saints bar.

That was the closest either side would come in the final stages of the match with Saints taking a point back to Paisley.

Full-Time: Hibernian 2-2 St Mirren

St Mirren: Hladky, Flynn, McCarthy, Famewo, Waters, Foley (c), MacPherson, Morias (Jakubiak 64), Andreu (McGrath 64), Durmus (Hodson 79), Obika
Subs Not Used: Lyness, K.McAllister, Mullen, Cooke

Hibernian: Marciano, Gray (McGinn 46), McGregor, Hanlon, Stevenson, Omeonga, Newell (Docherty 52), Boyle, Allan, Horgan (McNulty 59), Doidge
Subs Not Used: Bogdan, James, Hallberg, Murray

Referee: David Munro
Assistant Referee: Calum Spence
Assistant Referee: Ross MacLeod
Fourth Official: Don Robertson

Attendance: 16,325 (552 St Mirren fans)

Gallery pictures by Craig Brown © 

Jim Goodwin gives his thoughts after the Buddies had to settle for a point in a 2-2 draw against Hibernian at Easter Road.

St Mirren Football Club can confirm that it has completed the signing of Seifedin Chabbi on loan until the end of the season subject to international clearance.

The Austrian born Tunisian U21 cap joins the Buddies from Turkish Süper Lig side Gaziantep FK.

Seifedin, a 26 year-old forward, has previously played for the likes of St Gallen and Sturm Graz whilst also playing alongside Ilkay Durmus at SV Ried in Austria.

Seifedin has scored 77 goals in 231 career appearances and manager Jim Goodwin is delighted to have added him to the squad.

The gaffer said: "We've really done our homework on this one. His stats are really good and he's a proven goalscorer.

"He scored 24 goals in 35 games during the 2017/18 season whilst playing alongside Ilkay Durmus at SV Ried which won him his move to Turkey.

"He started well at Gaziantep scoring five goals in the Süper Lig in his first season but a change of manager limited his chances and we're happy to have got him in."

St Mirren Football Club can confirm that Kirk Broadfoot has left the club to join Kilmarnock for an undisclosed fee.

We wish Kirk all the best for the future.

*65 & over, 12-17 year-old and full-time student with valid ID.
**2-11 years-old, under-2s go free.

A ticket pod will be in operation on the day for the sale of away tickets located next to the South Stand. Cash and card facilities will be available at the pod. 

Additional Information for Travelling Fans

St Mirren head to Edinburgh to face Hibernian in a Ladbrokes Premiership match.

The referee on tonight is David Munro and he will be assisted by Calum Spence and Ross MacLeod. The Fourth Official will be Don Robertson.

St Mirren Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of Alex Jakubiak on loan until the end of the season subject to international clearance.

The forward joins Saints until the end of the season from English Premier League side Watford.

The Watford academy graduate has spent part of this season on loan at English League One side Gillingham where he played with fellow new recruit Lee Hodson.

23-year-old Alex has previously played in Scotland having spent time at Falkirk in 2018 where he scored seven goals in 18 matches.

Speaking to stmirren.com on the deal, Alex said: "I spoke to the gaffer last night and I thought it would be a good move for me.

I didn’t really have to think about it too much, it was an opportunity I really wanted to take up.

"I know what to expect. I’ve played at decent levels and I feel like this is the next step to get game time and prove that I can play at a higher level.

"I know Lee Hodson, Junior [Morias] and Stephen McGinn so that makes it easier in terms of settling in and I’m just looking forward to it now.

"I like to be creative and direct going forward. I can definitely score goals and that’s the main thing for me."

Jim Goodwin said: "We got some great references about him and I’m delighted to get him.

He’s a player that can link the game up, he’s got really good pace, he can get in behind and, most importantly, he’s got an eye for goal.

"He did well when he was at Falkirk but we believe that with the experience he’s had down in England since then that he’ll be coming up to Scotland as an ever better player than he was then.

"It’s another great option for us," he continued.

"Goals have been something that we have been crying out for and hopefully Alex is the man to give us that.

"We’re still trying to work on another couple and hopefully we can get at least another one in before the window closes. But the business we have done up to now has been good."

St Mirren Football Club can confirm that Paul McGinn has left the club to join Hibernian (subject to approval) after two clubs agreed an undisclosed fee.

Paul joined St Mirren in the summer of 2018 - penning a two-year deal to return to the club after an initial spell between 2012-2013.

The right-back became the third McGinn brother to play for St Mirren when he made his debut against Kilmarnock in the League Cup in July 2018.

Paul was a pivotal member of the side that secured Ladbrokes Premiership survival last season, making 44 appearances and scoring in the penalty shoot-out of the Play-Off Final as Saints defeated Dundee United to stay up.

Paul's impressive form last season saw him named as the club's Player of the Year for 2018/19 at the end of season awards dinner. 

The 29 year-old would go on to make 26 appearances this season, but with his contract set to expire at the end of the season, the club has agreed a deal for Paul to join Jack Ross' Hibernian.

Everyone at St Mirren would like to thank Paul for all his contributions in his time at the club and wish him all the best for his future.

St Mirren Football Club can confirm that Ethan Erhahon has joined Barnsley FC on loan subject to international clearance.

The 18 year-old St Mirren Youth Academy graduate signs for the English Championship side on loan until the end of the season.

Ethan made his St Mirren debut at the age of 16 when he started in a Challenge Cup match against Raith Rovers at the Simple Digital Arena in 2017. 

Ethan became a regular fixture in the first-team last season filling in at left-back and has gone on to make 29 appearances for the Buddies.

First-team opportunities have been limited for the youth academy graduate this season with his last first team appearance coming in a 0-0 draw with Albion Rovers in July. 

Everyone at St Mirren would like to wish Ethan all the best during his loan spell. 

St Mirren Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of Lee Hodson on loan until the end of the season subject to international.

The 28 year-old full-back joins us on the short-term deal from English League One side Gillingham.

Lee returns to St Mirren having spent the 2018/19 season on loan with the Buddies.

During his initial spell at Saints, Lee made 23 appearances in the black and white and played a vital role in the club maintaining its Ladbrokes Premiership status. 

Speaking to stmirren.com, Lee said: "I’m delighted to be back at a club where I enjoyed my football at last season.

"The club has a great fanbase and I’m looking forward to getting in and around it all again.

"I had a good chat with the manager and I can only speak very highly of him after the conversations I’ve had with him. I’m really looking forward to working under him.

"When I heard there was interest it was a no brainer really. As I said I really enjoyed my time here last season, there’s a great fanbase and I know the lads here, so it was an easy decision to come back.

"There were a few discussions and I was asked if I would be interested in coming back to St Mirren and straight away I said yeah.

"I’m delighted we’ve managed to get it done and I can’t wait to get playing for St Mirren again."